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On the Road to Where the Bells Toll
- On the Road Mystery Series, Book 2
- Narrated by: Jane Oppenheimer
- Length: 8 hrs and 40 mins
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Summary
In this second book in the On the Road mystery series, Stan and Emily pack up the RV and head to Boston for some R & R with the grandkids and a chance to immerse themselves in colonial history. But their Fourth of July celebration comes to an abrupt halt when they stumble over a body on the Boston Esplanade and then another hanging in the tower of the Old North Church. Now the couple must unravel a tangle of forged clues and flush out the perpetrator before their own untimely epitaphs are written onto the historical landscape.
©2014 Mary Joy Johnson & Margaret M. Williams (P)2017 Mary Joy Johnson & Margaret M. Williams